Transfer Factor versus Colostrum

February 21, 2004

'what is the difference between Colostrums function and transfer factor's?'

The difference between the two is that transfer factor is the molecule that is

in colostrum that transfers the immune system from mother to baby. Colostrum is

the first mother's milk that may or may not contain transfer factor depending on

how healthy the colostrum is. Most good colostrum has some transfer factor in

it yet the pure transfer product is just that concentrated transfer factor.

The easiest way to understand it is colostrum is the same as raw oil from the

ground while jet fuel is the oil that has been highly concentrated.

Dr. Eliezer Ben-ph

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Re: Transfer Factor versus Colostrum

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factor's? >

February 21, 2004

Does anyone want to comment on transfer factor if they've taken it?

If I look on immunesupport.com they all seem targetted--is there a

general one? Its expensive so I've avoided it so far, but I found

some interesting research on Hugh Fudenberg on the net and emailed

him. He also used ozone in HIV.

February 21, 2004

Does anyone want to comment on transfer factor if they've taken it?

If I look on immunesupport.com they all seem targetted--is there a

general one? Its expensive so I've avoided it so far, but I found

some interesting research on Hugh Fudenberg on the net and emailed

him. He also used ozone in HIV.

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